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Taiwan Government:     more books (100)

Future Association of Taiwan With the People's Republic of China (China Research Monograph, No. 22) by Dan C. Sanford, 1982-06-01 Taiwan's Elections: Political Development and Democratization in the Republic of China (Occasional Papers/Reprints Series in Contemporary Asian) by John F. Copper, George P. Chen, 1985-06 Taiwan: Entering the 21st Century by Robert G. Sutter, 1989-04-30 New Taiwan, New China: Taiwan's Changing Role in the Asia-Pacific Region (Topics in Asian History, Politics and International Relations) by Gary Klintworth, 1995-09 Political Change In China: Comparisons With Taiwan The Taiwan Political Miracle by John F. Copper, 1997-02-20 Taiwan (Nations in Transition) by Robert Green, 2003-11-14 Taiwan today by Lih-wu Han, 1978 Taiwan and Chinese Nationalism: National Identity and Status in International Society (Politics in Asia) by Christopher Hughes, 1997-06-27 Empirical Studies on Business Finance and Government Policy in Taiwan by Gili Yen, 1996-06 Taiwan's Statesman: Lee Teng Hui and Democracy in Asia by Richard C. Kagan, 2007-10-16 The social and political bases for women's growing political power in Taiwan (Maryland series in contemporary Asian studies) by Cal Clark, 2002 Religion and Democracy in Taiwan by Cheng-Tian Kuo, 2008-05-08 TAIWAN 2005 YEARBOOK. GOVERNMENT INFORMATION OFFICE.

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41. ECommerce Snapshot
    Policy Update taiwan government Devotes to Bridge Global Digital Divide Date2004/2/27 News SourceChinatimes Source Web, http//news.chinatimes.com?.  
    http://www.commercenet.org.tw/EN/news/Content.asp?NewsID=926

42. Flight Daily News
    taiwan government blow to hopes for aviationled thaw. The mainland made the offers to Taiwanese airlines, but did not discuss them with the taiwan government.  
    http://www.flightdailynews.com/singapore2002/feb26/airtransport/cal.shtm
    
    Extractions: to hopes for aviation-led thaw China Airlines: Expansion plan put on hold. CAL announced in September that it had agreed to buy 25% of China Cargo from 70% owner China Eastern Airlines and 30% owner China Ocean Shipping for around 675 million yuan ($82 million). Both sides said at the time that government approvals should be secured before the end of the year. The stalemate is further bad news for the Asian aviation industry. The two countries remain far short of launching direct flights, a catalyst that would fuel growth in regional aviation. Similarly, permission to overfly China, which was offered by the mainland Chinese government to a group representing four Taiwan airlines in October 2001, has also failed to materialise.

43. Taiwan Government Deserves U.S. Support
    taiwan government deserves US support. By Benjamin Lu. These indignities insult the people as well as the recently legitimized government of Taiwan.  
    http://www.yaleherald.com/archive/xxi/4.5.96/opinion/taiwan.html
    
    Extractions: April 6, 1996 By Benjamin Lu Once upon a time, somewhere deep in the tropics, there existed a repressive dictatorship. A military government of outsiders ruled this poor country with an iron fist, imposing martial law and silencing opposition with the not-so-subtle tactics of torture and arbitrary imprisonment. This poor country's tacit support from the United States government stemmed not so much from their embrace of democratic ideals as from their stubborn anti-communism. This familiar scenario has been played out countless times, but unlike similar situations in Latin America and the Middle East, Taiwan has gone through an incredible metamorphosis. Instead of an unstable history of armed uprisings and military coups, this Asian "Minidragon" has transformed itself into a thriving capitalist country with a penchant for rambunctious democracy. A few weeks ago, it took the final step in becoming the first Chinese-speaking nation in history to elect their leader in a free democratic election. The vision of Taiwan that we have hides this dark history of the last 50 years. In spite of its image as a maker of cheap toys and computer parts, Taiwan only emerged from martial law nine years ago. As recently as the late '80s, Taiwan was listed by Amnesty International as a country where torture was regularly employed by the government. The darkest part of Taiwan's history occurred 49 years ago. Known as the 228 incident (for February 28), 20,000 native Taiwanese were massacred by mainland Chinese troops in an armed uprising. Most of the victims were the intellectual elite and those considered threats to the Nationalist government.

44. Taiwan Government Invites Ansoft To Host Seminar On LTCC Circuit Design Process
    taiwan government Invites Ansoft to Host Seminar on LTCC Circuit Design Process PITTSBURGH October 23, 2003 - The Industrial Development  
    http://www.ansoft.com/news/press_release/031023.cfm
    
    Extractions: Taiwan Government Invites Ansoft to Host Seminar on LTCC Circuit Design Process PITTSBURGH - October 23, 2003 - The Industrial Development Bureau (IDB) of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA) in Taiwan recently invited Ansoft Corporation (NASDAQ: ANST) to host a one-day seminar in Hsinchu, Taiwan, focusing on the low-temperature co-fired ceramic (LTCC) process, a widely used method to produce multi-layered circuits found in cordless and cellular phones, wireless local area network (LAN) cards and other high-frequency devices. Those attending the seminar included LTCC designers and manufacturers, passive component manufacturers, radio frequency (RF) system designers and semiconductor foundries. "The most difficult challenge with LTCC is knowing how to avoid certain parasitic effects and how to control them to reach your goals," said Dr. Shyh-Tirng Fang, Deputy Manager of RF Communication Systems Technology at the Industrial Technology Research Institute. "You must first understand the underlying physics to create an advanced LTCC design that works properly. Ansoft's tools are ideal for this purpose." Seminar material featured innovative methods for designing power amplifier modules, RF switches and front-end modules using Ansoft's HFSS™, Ansoft Designer® and Spicelink™. The company also introduced its new HFSS Solver on Demand™ technology, which provides advanced 3D scalable modeling capability for accelerating LTCC design.

45. Human Trafficking: Taiwan, Government
    Governments, Countries, Resources. taiwan government Government. Agencies; Laws; National Action Plan. Prevention Protection Reintegration  
    http://www.humantrafficking.org/countries/eap/taiwan/govt/

46. Human Trafficking: Taiwan, Government Laws
    taiwan government Laws Laws. The Statute for the Prevention of Child and Juvenile Sexual Trafficking 1995 This Law empowers authorities  
    http://www.humantrafficking.org/countries/eap/taiwan/govt/laws.html
    
    Extractions: This Law empowers authorities to prosecute any person who forces a child below the age of 18 to engage in sex or sells or pawns such a child by other means. Provisions in the Criminal Code could be used to prosecute traffickers in persons above the age of 18. The Law To Suppress Sexual Transactions Involving Children and Juveniles The juvenile welfare law enables juvenile welfare bodies, prosecutors, and victims to apply to courts for termination of guardianship of parents and the appointment of qualified guardians if parents have forced their children into prostitution. In 1999, the Bureau of Child Welfare under the Ministry of the Interior was formed. In 1999 the Legislative Yuan banned prostitution.

47. IGPA Newsletter Vol.4 No.1 Mar. 2002
    GP Concept. ?, Green Consumerism. ?, taiwan government s Green Procurement. ?, Green Procurement Network in Japan. ?, LCA in Japan. ?, New DfE Methodology.  
    http://www.igpa.ema.org.tw/newsletter/2002no01/2002no010202.htm
    
    Extractions: Main Theme: Green Procurement and Green Design From the Editor GP Concept Green Consumerism Taiwan Government's Green Procurement Green Procurement Network in Japan LCA in Japan ... New DfE Methodology GP Technology Taiwan's Environmental Industry Biological Diagnosis Technology GP Promotion EPI Workshop in Taiwan DfE and GPN Promotion in Taiwan IGPA Members Calendar of Events Development of Green Products and Green Markets in Taiwan By Dr. Ning Yu, Taiwan "Green" products are those that place less stress on the environment than other models with the same functional characteristics. For example, a green washing machine has the same cleaning capacity as ordinary models, but uses less energy and water. We usually characterize these products as: low polluting - fewer emissions to the environment, particularly during the production and disposal phases

48. The Jamestown Foundation
    CHINA BRIEF. Volume 2 Issue 1 (Jan 03, 2002). INTERVIEW SU TZENPING, DIRECTOR GENERAL, taiwan government INFORMATION OFFICE. By Richard D. Fisher, Jr.  
    http://www.jamestown.org/publications_details.php?volume_id=18&&issue_id=641

49. Taiwan Government Officials Asked To Meet With Dalai Lama
    World Tibet Network News. Tuesday, March 11, 1997. 1. taiwan government officials asked to meet with Dalai Lama. TAIPEI, March 11 (AFP  
    http://www.tibet.ca/en/wtnarchive/1997/3/11_1.html

50. Taiwan Government Asks Microsoft To Open Windows Source Code || Kuro5hin.org
    P. taiwan government asks Microsoft to open Windows source code (MLP) By Andy Tai Mon Nov 11th, 2002 at 092214 PM EST, Software.  
    http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2002/11/11/133212/57
    
    Extractions: According to this China Times article (in Chinese), the Republic of China government has asked Microsoft to open Windows source code. The official, Lin Jua-Cheng, in charge of the "e-government" initiative, says many other countries have also sent similar requests to Microsoft. Lin explains that without Windows source code, the government cannot add custom Lin points out that GNU/Linux systems, because of their freeness and high security (due to the availability of the source code, which can be modified to add firewalls and other security measures), have become widely used in government computer systems (espeically in militaries and intelligence agencies) of many nations and the Pentagon, the FAA, and the air force of the US. Lin also says the government cannot rely on a single vendor, and to promote the alternatives, the government has set up a "Free Software Steering Committee" directing government efforts. The two aims of the ROC government's current software policy is making Windows source code openly availabile and the development of Free (libre) Software in Taiwan.

51. Taiwan Government Web Site Hacked
    Business December 20, 2000 taiwan government Web Site Hacked By Steven Crook ASIA A hacker, possibly based on the Chinese mainland, invaded the principal Web  
    http://www.internetnews.com/bus-news/article.php/540731

52. New Page 20
    http://www.fightbackonline.org/Taiwan Government Exploiting U S Workers.htm

53. Diplomacy Monitor: Documents Issued By Taiwan
    Affected) Nation to Nation Nation to Issue System Information Indexed 04/21/2004 Dated 04/20/2004 Cached taiwan government Information Office PREMIER YU  
    http://www.diplomacymonitor.com/stu/dm.nsf/nationsourced?openform&cat=Taiwan

54. Government And Political In Taiwan
    TAIWAN Governmental Information - taiwan government - Flags, Maps, Economy, Geography, Climate, Natural Resources, Current Issues, International Agreements  
    http://www.kasbah.com/vitalstats/government/taiwan_taiwan_1.htm

55. Channelnewsasia.com
    Taiwan President Chen Shuibian. Time is GMT + 8 hours Posted 16 March 2004 2115 hrs taiwan government challenges China to talks Related News ».  
    http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/eastasia/view/75720/1/.html
    
    Extractions: Family of 'real Taiwanese' put their support behind DPP Rivals for Taiwan presidency enter final week of frantic contest US nervous ahead of Taiwan's hotly-contested polls TAIPEI : Taiwan's government on Tuesday challenged China to sit down for talks over their decades-old sovereignty row after warning that its people already believed they were an independent nation.

56. Bilateral And Regional Negotiations: Taiwan - The 2004 Trade Policy Agenda And 2
    The taiwan government s management of its rice import system was particularly troublesome this past year and required a number of substantive consultations to  
    http://hongkong.usconsulate.gov/ustw/economic/2004/030101.htm
    
    Extractions: on the Trade Agreements Program III. Bilateral and Regional Negotiations H. Asia and the Pacific 10. Taiwan In 2003, the United States and Taiwan continued to work together to address shortcomings in several areas related to Taiwan's WTO commitments, including ensuring market access for rice, improving intellectual property rights protection, and further opening Taiwan's telecommunications services market. In addition, the United States worked with Taiwan bilaterally to ensure market access for pharmaceutical products. a. Rice b. Intellectual Property Rights The level of intellectual property rights (IPR) piracy in Taiwan remains at a very high level. U.S. concerns were serious enough to warrant continued placement of Taiwan on the Special 301 Priority Watch List for the third year in a row. After the Taiwan authorities declared 2002 to be the "Action Year for IPR Protection," they implemented a "Comprehensive Three Year Action Plan for IPR Protection" to cover the years 2003-2005. While these were welcome steps, the United States continued in 2003 to urge the Taiwan government to further improve its enforcement and legal framework for IPR protection. As 2003 came to a close, there appeared to be initial signs that Taiwan's efforts to control piracy are leading to a decrease in the incidence of end user piracy of business software and an increase in the number of raids and seizures. However, infringement in other areas, especially of optical media, continues to remain unacceptably high. Further, there is increasing concern with the use of the Internet to distribute infringing product and that Taiwan's overall enforcement and prosecutory efforts need to be implemented quickly, and improved and broadened for the long term.

57. Taiwan Economy - Capitalism, Socialism, Free Markets, Regulation,Government Poli
    Although taiwan government has no advantage of imposing low tariffs to foreign countries, there are certain policies working toward the protection of domestic  
    http://www.mkeever.com/taiwan.html
    
    Extractions: THE OF This site presents two analyses of the Taiwanese government's economic policies compared to a list of 34 economic policies as prepared by the McKeever Institute of Economic Policy Analysis (MIEPA) . To read the analyses scroll through this site. The studies were written in the Spring of 2004 by native Taiwanese students Chien-Hsun Lee and Shih-Fang Chen studying in San Francisco. To learn more about the background policies, click here Several foreign born students living in California have completed a study of their home country governments' economic policies as compared to the MIEPA list of policies as outlined above. Two studies on Taiwan are shown below. To read the study by Shih-Fang Chen, scroll down to the end of the study by Chien-Hsun Lee. The ratings herein are based on the following rating scale: RATING SCALE 5.0 Perfect Facilitation of Wealth Creation

58. Taiwan Communique No. 67
    After the takeover of Orchid Island by the taiwan government in 1946, the island s natural resources and human culture have suffered serious changes.  
    http://www.taiwandc.org/twcom/67-no8.htm
    
    Extractions: The following article was written by Yami Delegate Shiyman Feaien, and translated by Katharine Harwood. Orchid Island is a small island situated in the Western Pacific off the south-east coast of Taiwan. It is approximately 45 square kilometers in area and has abundant rainfall. Almost one hundred protected rare plant and animal species live in the island's tropical forest. Of these one, Otus scops, is threatened with extinction. The endangered beauty of Orchid Island The island not only has rich natural resources, but is also the area in which the Yami tribe lives. The Yami people's distinctive culture is an even more valuable example of one of the most well preserved oceanic cultures. The Yami population numbers about 3,100 people living scattered over the island's low land. Within the Yami society there are no clearly defined class distinctions. They are a peace-loving, optimistic and gentle people. Among all the original tribes of Taiwan they are the only one that did not practice head-hunting. Their social life is based on the observance of natural principles and is against the use of force. It also includes great respect for elders. This system rests on the strict observance of working together for the mutual benefit of all. This spirit of working together for the mutual benefit of all is of great advantage to people. When a Yami person builds his own house, the whole tribe will co-operate in order to help him do this everybody works together in the fields to produce food and everybody co-operates in the catching of fish. The economic life of the tribe is the result of joint discussion. The tribe's fate and general affairs are decided by mutual consultation. Yami culture is extremely rich and complex.

59. Member Login Page
    Home Foundries fabs New measures by taiwan government ai . . . New measures by taiwan government aim to keep water flowing to fabs.  
    http://www.semireporter.com/members/5676.cfm
    
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60. Taiwan Government Gives $500,000 To International Center At Texas A&M
    taiwan government Gives $500,000 To International Center At Texas A M. COLLEGE STATION The government of Taiwan has given $500,000  
    http://www.tamu.edu/univrel/aggiedaily/news/stories/archive/103098-8.html
    
    Extractions: Programs to begin early in 1999 will include collaborative research and exchanges in hazardous material mitigations, agricultural biotechnology and computer science. In addition, the International Center will work with the Texas Education Agency and Taiwan's Ministry of Education on possible projects such as roundtable discussions for educators.

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